Hahn Defends Using Less ‘Robust’ Data During COVID, But Critics Contend It Has Gone Too Far

US FDA Commissioner Hahn says agency's choice to make fast decisions on less robust data sets during COVID-19, paired with constantly reevaluating these decisions drives best public health outcomes. But critics argue the agency may be pushing the bar too low and needs to be more transparent about the evidence it is using for emergency use authorizations.

Stephen Hahn of MD Anderson Cancer Center is expected to be nominated for FDA commissioner
FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn gave an update on the agency's COVID-19 efforts this week

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